Booth or sideline: where should your team’s play caller be? Inspired by @CoachDanCasey.
20 seasons. 5,431 games. 10,700+ caller-team observations.
Offense: Sideline 22.88 PPG | Booth 21.35
Defense: Booth 22.32 PPG allowed | Sideline 22.57
Offense performed better with the play caller on the sideline. Defense performed slightly better with the play caller in the booth.
“I used to think it was cool to get away with not sleeping.
That’s the dumbest sh*t I’ve ever heard.
When your job is to deal with people, you need to establish health habits to sustain [yourself] when there’s a lot of external stressors.”
- Sean McVay
‼️Every coach and leader should listen to this.
📢The success Indiana has achieved has not been an accident.
💪This is a 45 second synopsis of how you become elite.
Really excited to see the young fellas from the Invaders representing their country against (maybe) the second best national team in the world! 🔥
https://t.co/iTXpJkSf9z
Sean McVay on marrying scheme & personnel 🎯🎯🎯
1. Commit to an offensive philosophy
2. Put players in position to execute that philosophy using their individual skills
💯 The Tight End (Y/H) position requires the most diverse athletic skill set in today's football, physically and mentally demanding on
every snap. Good piece by @te_university. Those that can do it well are highly sought at all levels of the game.
UNC HC Bill Belichick explains how offensive ball carriers should attack defenders to take away the defender’s angle:
1) identify the tackler
2) attack him
3) read tackler’s pursuit
4) make a cut